One of India's largest capacity-building organisations in education. Since 2011 Edulab has run government-backed programmes with the United States, Belgium, China and the European Union, partnered with 70+ universities across 28 countries, and now operates the Government of Maharashtra's admission portals for students from 68+ countries. If you are a university, company or agency looking for a trusted partner in India, this is what we have done.
India representative of the U.S. Cultural Immersion Institute for the State Department's English Access Microscholarship Program — 25 rural students, an iPad each, three weeks in the USA (2014).
India partner of Le Forem, Wallonia's employment agency: 20–30 young Belgian graduates a year on fully funded three-month internships in Indian companies since 2013.
The Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries asked Edulab to run the Indian side of its exchange: 20 students and a teacher in China for two weeks of classes, industry and government visits.
A three-year capacity-building project of 14 universities from 6 countries developing social innovation in Indian and Israeli communities. Edulab brought four Indian institutions into the consortium.
Erasmus+, the Australian New Colombo Plan, Jean Monnet chairs, joint degrees and mobility — and the internationalisation cell for the University of Mumbai and KIIT.
The Youth Champion's League in Goa under the patronage of Luís Figo, the Education First partnership for India, and Worldfellow — the platform where 25,000 students a year find internships, volunteering and exchanges.
The Government of Maharashtra's single-window admission portal for Foreign National, NRI, OCI/PIO, CIWGC and seafarers' children — 37 countries, 200+ colleges, 50+ courses.
Launched in 2016 to promote Study in India: within two years over 1 million international students from 85+ countries accessed Indian courses through AdmissionDesk, with 100+ partner universities including Mumbai, SPPU, Lovely Professional, Amity and Jain.
The state's outbound portal: 46 country guides, 20 programmes, an ROI calculator in rupees and live MEA advisories — honest, guided, safe, with zero agent commission.
State Department programmes, US Embassy technology education, US-bound student groups; partners on the Cultural Immersion Institute.
CIWGC and NRI admissions through fn.mahacet.org, Gulf outreach for Study in Maharashtra, multi-currency payments and Arabic-language guides.
BRIC internships, Erasmus+ consortia, Jean Monnet, corporate internship placements in both directions.
CPAFFC exchange and Young Leader Programme; corporate associations for internships.
New Colombo Plan cooperation, work-and-travel interns from Australia, corporate associations in New Zealand.
Ambassador-level outreach and dedicated helplines; the largest inbound cohorts on fn.mahacet.org.
Localised admission guides and a growing share of international students in Maharashtra.
Native-language admission guides and student communities in Maharashtra's colleges.
World Youth Student & Educational Travel Confederation — accredited, sponsored by the UN and endorsed by UNESCO.
Affiliate member of the United Nations World Tourism Organization for youth, student and education travel.
Member of NAFSA: Association of International Educators.
Observer to the body that looks after youth programmes worldwide; supporter of Peace Corps initiatives.
I gained a really good idea of how a clothing company is run — the IT system, merchandising, production. It was really interesting.
My experience in India? How can I put this into words? It's amazing.
I thoroughly enjoyed my internship here and I have had the opportunity to learn so much from my mentors. I have loved every single moment.
I have had an amazing time doing my internship in India. You would never know if you don't come — I'm sure you will have a wonderful time.
When I decided to visit India for an internship my parents were freaked out. Thanks to all the information and contacts Edulab provides, they were at least assured. I am coming back to India soon!
I opted for the work & travel option, where I got some work experience and also got to explore Incredible India.
I have learnt the highest standards of hospitality operation and customer management. Every single day I had a new lesson to learn. I thank my college and Edulab for making this possible.
I would highly recommend an international internship if you want a successful career in this industry. I am now confident that my dream of becoming a manager in an international hotel will come true.
Bilateral and multilateral programmes (Erasmus+, New Colombo Plan), joint degrees, staff and student mobility, and an internationalisation cell that has already delivered for the University of Mumbai and KIIT.
Host rigorously selected, pre-trained international interns from Europe, North America and Australia for 3–12 months; join university–industry programmes and research partnerships.
We have delivered government tenders end to end — selection, visas, orientation, housing, security policy, monitoring — for the US, Belgian and Chinese programmes and the Government of Maharashtra.
Tell us the country, the institution and the timeline. We'll come back with a partner, a plan and a precedent we have already delivered.
